Turf MD

06/08/2026

Potassium is the key word 😎…all summer long!

05/22/2026

Call us for a simple tick program

05/04/2026

We’d love to make your life easier…and greener!

04/27/2026

Happy Monday, fellow turf enthusiasts! Now that the sun is shining and the grass is growing, it's time to keep a look out for early signs of pest damage and fungal infections...if you have any questions, give us a call 203 888 8873

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from everyone at Turf MD! 🐣

03/15/2026

Nature has its own little heroes. 🐝
Some quietly make sweet honey, some fluffy friends spend their days loving flowers, and some protect the garden by keeping pests away.

Different looks, different roles—but each one is important for the balance of nature. Next time you see one of them, remember they are not just insects… they are tiny workers keeping our world alive. 🌼🌿

03/13/2026

⚠️ You Might Have Ticks in Your Yard and Not Even Know It… ⚠️

With warmer weather ticks are already becoming active, and many homeowners don’t realize their own lawn can be the perfect place for them to live. Tall grass, shaded wooded areas, and wood piles create ideal hiding spots for ticks waiting to attach to pets or people.

And it only takes one tick to cause a serious problem. Many ticks in our area can carry Lyme disease, Alpha-Gal Syndrome (Red Meat Allergy), Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and other illnesses.

The good news is there are ways to make your yard much less inviting to ticks.

At Turf MD, our tick treatments help:
✅ Reduce tick-friendly habitats around your lawn
✅ Help protect your family and pets while they enjoy the outdoors
✅ Neutralize ticks before they even get on the property.

Don’t wait until ticks become a problem.

Call Turf MD today: 203-888-8873 or visit us at
www.turfmdinc.com/tick-control

Turf MD – The Prescription for a Healthy Lawn.

Turf MD provides expert tick control services in Oxford, CT, and surrounding areas. Our eco-friendly, organic treatments protect your family and pets from tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease. Safe, effective, and customized solutions for a tick-free yard year-round.

05/04/2024

Maple seedlings, both red maples and sugar maples, are popping up everywhere in Connecticut. Here's why.

07/14/2023

05/13/2022

Call us today to be protected!

The lone star tick is expanding throughout the U.S., leaving those it bites with a meat allergy that ranges from mild to severe and potentially life-threatening. The allergy is called alpha-gal syndrome, and symptoms typically occur 2-6 hours after consuming products that contain the alpha-gal sugar molecule, according to the CDC. The molecule is found in most mammal meats like pork, beef, and lamb, as well as dairy products.

Those who suffer from this currently incurable condition develop symptoms like hives, nausea, severe stomach pain, and shortness of breath. Lone star ticks have spread with the population increase of white-tailed deer, their primary host. Scientists say global warming is also to blame for the warm and humid temperatures that the ticks thrive in.